I have a new (3 months old) pool site I've created in the past 6 months of so. It's still getting alot of updates and changes, but it's pretty interesting. I have 8 ball, 9 ball and cutthroat pool so far.

Unfortunately I coudn't play your game. It seems to be a connection problem: I'm behind a firewall that cuts your game traffic (making alternative HTTP connection would be a nice feature for users like me).

One more thing that I've noticed is look and feel: better invest some effort in changing standard LaF with something more game-related (I've done this on my current project that is not yet published and I'm happy with results). I've used synth and it took about 15 man/days (including designer's work) to make really good-looking skin for my games.

Unfortunately I coudn't play your game. It seems to be a connection problem: I'm behind a firewall that cuts your game traffic (making alternative HTTP connection would be a nice feature for users like me).

One more thing that I've noticed is look and feel: better invest some effort in changing standard LaF with something more game-related (I've done this on my current project that is not yet published and I'm happy with results). I've used synth and it took about 15 man/days (including designer's work) to make really good-looking skin for my games.

Thank you, I will take a look at synth and see it that will help the look a bit. I myself am waiting for the artists drawings of what the site/game should look like, so I've been waiting on changing the UI in game.

The connection is TCP/IP - It should work well behind a firewall since the client makes the connection to the server. I dont know if I can http, since the server has to be the same as the website (java security), and IIS would try to snatch all port 80 traffic.

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